Changelog News An app can be a home-cooked meal
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Jul 14, 2025 Researchers in Japan set a world record for data transmission speeds. Robin Sloan draws an analogy between apps and home-cooked meals, emphasizing creativity in tech. Windsurf founders are making moves to Google, while Intel's new CEO warns about the semiconductor industry. Anton Zaides advises against mandating AI tools for engineers. And in a personal twist, Adrien Friggeri shares his inspiring ten-year running streak, showcasing the transformation that dedication can bring.
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Record-breaking Data Transmission
- Researchers in Japan achieved 1.02 petabits per second data transmission over 1,123 miles.
- This speed is more than 3.5 million times faster than average U.S. internet speed today.
Coding as Home-Cooked Meal
- Robin Sloan compares coding to cooking to emphasize personal value over market value.
- Home-cooked software offers independence and control without sudden redesigns or ads.
Google Hires Windsurf Leadership
- Google hired Windsurf's CEO Varun Mohan, co-founder Douglas Chen, and some R&D staff.
- The deal avoids acquisition complexity but leaves other Windsurf employees with equity uncertain.